I’ll have to admit, I was a little hesitant when I received the email from a representative at Kidloland, introducing me to their educational apps and to review their apps for kids. My kids are 1.5 and (almost 3), and they get very limited screen time – and when I say very limited, they get screen time once or twice a week when their grandparents are around, it’s their “thing” together. Our kids do watch tv, we aren’t “those” parents who keep our kids in a bubble and don’t

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Travelling with a toddler and an infant is hard. So finding a nice, comfortable place to stay while on vacation is just so important to keeping everyone happy - and by everyone, I mean the kids. We were looking for a place that ideally had 2 bedrooms, a kitchen, and laundry in the suite. The 8 on Claymore serviced residences in Singapore was everything you could have wanted and then some. We were fortunate enough to be able to get a 2 bedroom suite, so that we could put th

The morning our son turned two years old, it was almost like a switch went off, and he became a dick. And you're probably thinking, how bad can it be, he's two. Well, let me tell you - two year olds have to be the loudest, most impatient, tiny people on the planet. They have this high pitch whine that sounds pretty comparable to someone scratching a blackboard, only at a much higher decibel. They might look and seem all innocent and sweet, but don't be fooled by the cuten

I was reading an article online about breastfeeding, and the effect it has in regards to bonding with your baby. And it sparked me to write this post. I’ll keep it short and sweet, otherwise I’ll feel like I’m rambling on, and I just wanted to express my thought(s) on this topic. I was (or am) fortunate enough to first of all have children, and secondly to produce sufficient milk for them to thrive on. With my first son, I exclusively breastfed and didn’t pump on the stron

When we found out we were pregnant with our second child, we could not have been happier. We were a little surprised that it happened so quick, but we were happy nonetheless. At an early doctors appointment, I remember my maternity doctor telling me that as long as my first pregnancy was normal and without complications, second pregnancies are usually the easiest. Boy, did that turn out to be furthest from the truth! (Well, if you consider just the pregnancy, she was some

Here is a bit of background information before I blog about our experience with swimming lessons with our baby: When Linden was 3 months old, I started to realize how boring babies are, and was trying desperately to find something to do with a newborn. He couldn’t sit up on his own, he couldn’t crawl – he couldn’t do much of anything, really. So, short of circle time and rolling a ball to him and basically playing fetch by myself, I looked into getting him into swimming. T

I was bored one night at home, watching over Linden do his tummy time, so I decided to Google “things to do with babies”. After scrolling through a bunch of useless things to do with babies, I came across Tiny Talking Hands, a sign language program for babies. Ever since I was little, I had a fascination with sign language because I always thought of it like a secret language or code that most people wouldn’t understand. Naturally, when I came across a baby sign language p

March 14, 2016. Linden had his 7 month check up, although it was more like his 7.5 month check up. Here is what we learned from his visit to the doctor… It is normal that Linden only poops once a week since he’s been on solids once a day and breastfed the other times. He needs to be eating more solids – 3 times a day, and breastfed 4 times a day. This will help with longer stretches of sleep at night. Introducing new foods at night is probably not a good idea in case they g

When we became parents, there were a ton of things we wished we knew about babies and newborns, so hopefully this post helps new moms, or moms-to-be and if you’re an experienced mom, hopefully you can relate. Newborns don’t need baths as often as you may think In the hospital, they give your baby a bath to teach you how to bathe them, all while freaking you about about getting water in their ears during a bath, or about the water being too hot or too cold, or them drowning, e